108 GEORGE STREET, HAMILTON, ON L8P1E2

Description de la propriété située au 108 GEORGE Street

108 George Street is a distinguished late-19th-century (c.1890) three-storey commercial building in the heart of downtown Hamilton, on the north side of George Street between Queen & Hess Streets in the Central South neighbourhood. Occupying an irregular 0.09-acre freehold parcel with approximately 30.96’ frontage and 140.16’ depth. Part of the G.S. Tiffany Survey. Downtown Mixed Use (D2) zoning is one of Hamilton's most versatile designations, permitting current office use among 30 permitted uses that include retail, commercial, restaurant, medical clinic & residential. The approximately 2,800 sq. ft. building, plus basement, is fully serviced with municipal water & sanitary sewer. Enjoy excellent access to Highway 403, public transit, Hamilton General Hospital, St. Joseph's Healthcare, downtown business district, Hess Village, Locke Street South and Hamilton's growing entertainment and residential core. Located within an established heritage streetscape undergoing continued revitalization, the building is recognized for its Victorian-era character, featuring traditional brick construction, decorative masonry, stone lintels and sills, vertically proportioned windows and distinctive wood frieze detailing. The property is improved with two income-producing office tenancies occupying the main floor and basement, and the combined second and third floors. Six on-site surface parking spaces enhance convenience. Interior finishes have been thoughtfully upgraded with quality flooring, modern washrooms, pocket doors and selective window replacements, while major building systems including the roof, HVAC, electrical and plumbing have been updated. Secured metal enclosures protect exterior mechanical equipment and the fire escape. This is a rare opportunity for investors or owner-occupiers seeking a well-maintained, income-producing heritage commercial property offering exceptional location, flexible zoning and long-term investment potential. (id:38686)